What should you pack for Morocco in November?

For Morocco in November, pack layers — warm days but cold evenings — including light clothing for daytime, a fleece or jacket for chilly nights, and warm gear if you’re heading to the desert or mountains. It’s a lovely, mild month for sightseeing, but the temperature swing between midday and after dark is large.

Bring modest daytime clothes (covered shoulders and knees), a warm layer and something for cold desert nights, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection (the sun is still strong), and a scarf. A compact rain jacket is worth having for occasional showers, especially in the north.

If your trip includes a Sahara camp, add thermals, a hat and warm socks for the night, which can approach freezing. Layering is the whole strategy: peel off in the sun, pile on after sunset.